Fri.Jul 12, 2024

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How children are missing out on family care because councils fail to consider overseas placements

Community Care

By Sorcha Morgan, head of service, CFAB Recently, I closed Baby Leo’s case. His mother had been unable to care for him due to her substance misuse and consideration was given to him being cared for by his maternal grandmother in Italy, who had been identified as a potential carer earlier in proceedings. The local authority had initially sought an assessment through the Central Authority for the Hague Convention 1996 (see box) but the standard of reporting and analysis was too brief and so the lo

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IFSW Side-event at the UN High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development

International Federation of Social Workers

On the 9th July the IFSW UN Commission team in North America hosted a side event at the United Nations High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.

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Principal social worker networks announce new chairs

Community Care

New chairs have been announced for the two principal social worker networks that represent PSWs in England. Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Gavin Butler and Kate Concannon, the PSW in Southampton, will take the helm of the Adult Principal Social Worker (APSW) Network for the next two years. They succeed Sarah Range (Southend) and Hannah Scaife (South Gloucestershire), and will be supported by new vice-chairs Vanna Changlee (Waltham Forest), Seanna Lasseter (Walsall) and Coleen Simon (C

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Call to Action: Psychological Interventions for Persons with Sensory Impairments

Society of Clinical Psychology

Persons with hearing or vision impairments (HI/VI) are at increased risk for mental health problems. Several studies have examined the efficacy of psychological interventions on the mental health of both populations. However, evidence-based research on psychological interventions for these populations is still in its early stages. For these reasons, we conducted a literature review and the first meta-analysis of psychological interventions for persons with either HI or VI.

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From Payroll Pains to Growth Gains: Streamlining Payroll & HR for Success

Speaker: Joe Sharpe and James Carlson

In the world of small business management, the challenge of managing payroll & HR efficiently while scaling operations can be overwhelming. Yet, with the right strategies in place, these challenges can become opportunities for growth and innovation. In this session, Joe Sharpe, Senior Director of Managed Payroll Services at IRIS, will reveal practical methods and expert insights for outsourcing and streamlining payroll processes, resulting in substantial time and resource savings.

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‘The grief and loss is hard to bear’: the cruelty of Alzheimer’s disease | Letter

The Guardian

Readers respond to Michael Aylwin’s article about his wife’s dementia I am not ashamed to say that I wept while reading Michael Aylwin’s article ( ‘It comes for your very soul’: how Alzheimer’s undid my dazzling, creative wife in her 40s’, 9 July ). He has articulated so many of the feelings and experiences that my wife and I have encountered across the more than 10 years since her diagnosis.

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Tricking Your Brain to See the Real ‘You’? Embodiment Illusions for Body Image Disturbance

Society of Clinical Psychology

If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt like the person staring back at you wasn’t quite ‘you’, you’re not alone. People with eating disorders (e.g., anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa) and body dysmorphic disorder often experience profound disturbances in how they perceive their own bodies – a condition called body image disturbance (BID).

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